Guangfulin: Picturesque scenery everywhere

Guangfulin Ruins Park in Songjiang, Shanghai, is a Neolithic site. It was formerly known as Huangfulin. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, the market was prosperous, but later most people abandoned business and turned to agriculture. Guangfulin Ruins Park, with its unique water architecture, rich historical and cultural heritage, and diverse architectural styles, has been carefully designed with classical gardens, waterside pavilions, and a network of waterways and small bridges, making it a nationally renowned ruins park. However, in addition to the many famous and popular attractions, there are also picturesque corners, winding alleys, and hidden nooks in the park, offering different perspectives, aesthetics, and experiences to different groups of people. As long as you have a heart and are willing to explore, you will find beauty everywhere in the park. Transportation: From Shanghai to the Ruins Park: 1. Subway: Take line 9 of the subway to Songjiang University Town Station, exit from gate 3, walk for 3 minutes to Songjiang Passenger Transport Center South Station, transfer to bus line 98 or 15, and get off at Guangfulin Road Longyuan Road Station. 2. Bus: Take bus line 15 directly (bus frequency: approx. every 10 minutes), and get off at Guangfulin Road Longyuan Road Station. 3. Parking information for self-driving visitors: Self-driving visitors can park their cars in the underground parking lot of Guangfulin Cultural Ruins (entrance and exit on Longyuan Road) or in the parking lot of Zhuque Gate AB, both of which offer free parking. Dining: There are many cafes and snack bars in the park, and KFC, Starbucks, and Luckin Coffee are located nearby. In addition, there are many famous restaurants and local Shanghai restaurants. Guangfulin Cultural Ruins